December 9th, 2009
Hamburg and the Semantic Web Paradigms
Joining a seminar session on practical semantic web applications yesterday evening, I found myself in a conference room at Hamburg’s Haus der Wirtschaft, mostly among what seemed to be scientists, consultants and librarians.
While the talk by a Adobe representative’s talk on XMP did not exceed much what can be found on their respective websites, Hans-Peter Schnurr, CEO of Ontoprise GmbH, brought in not just some very insightful experiments with the audience, but also impressive case studies showcasing their Service Resolution Management software, a structured and centralized repository of technical repair information to help companies fulfilling contracts all over the world learn from mistakes.
If you like to take a peek at the lecture yourself, I recommend having a look at the video documentation on the event organizer’s website.
Tags: Das semantische Netz in der Praxis, IT-Medien-Hamburg, KWB e.V., ontoprise, practical semantic web, Service Digitale Arbeit, Web 3.0
Posted by Bardo N. Nelgen at 12:22 CET
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